Sangoma Bones. One can find them all over South Africa. They work behind closed doors, in dark rooms surrounded.
by shelves filled with medicine bottles, ground herbs, animal bones, and goat’s and cow’s hair. They are known as
‘sangomas’ – traditional African healers who use sangoma bones in treating people’s spiritual and physical diseases

by looking into their past and future, and connecting them with their ancestors.

In post-apartheid South Africa, not only are some sangomas white, but they have also evolved into traditional
healers of the 21st century. You can find them in townships, in the forests of the Eastern Cape, and even in the most modern.
apartments of Cape Town or Johannesburg. They own mobile phones and they communicate through Facebook
profiles and websites.